Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on "Zuby" channel.

  1. Certainly around the Anglosphere. Covid was the trial run.
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  2.  @azza_88-jl1rp  Ofcourse. The same thing happens with British, canadian applicants here. One of our politicians proposed bringing in SA Whyte farmers as refugees. But he was called racist.
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  3. Good luck. I'm Australian and married to an English man, and tried that. I have the wrong skin tones for Britain to want me.
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  4. Please don't do anything rash. I don't know what country you are in. Here in Australia I would recommend moving rurally where there is still community. Not necessarily in churches where most people are elderly. But in pubs and sporting clubs, and other hobbies. Even working rurally you meet so many people who you will later encounter buying groceries or buying a beer after work. I hope this helps.
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  5. In Australia we always say we'll feed ze bugs to the chickens and we'll eat eggs. However I heard Scotland is making it compulsory to register backyard chickens. What is registered to the government can be confiscated by the government. I agree. They are not going to ignore people living self sufficiently.
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  6. ​ @FITSOZOLIFE Not just England. In the 1990s Australia could manufacture everything we required. Recently our last paper factory closed. Literally back to the Dark Ages
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  7. Another thing about young people in the workforce was that they were in a position to marry and have children by 21. Today they are often 25 before they start working, marry at 30 and have one child if they're lucky. And then we are told we need immigration because of falling birthrates.
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  8. I agree. Ideally voters should also be parents showing an investment in the future beyond their own lifespan
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  9. Chesterton summed it up, When people stop believing in God they don't believe nothing they believe anything. I also think you are correct. As schools become more woke, more parents in my country, pay fees to send their kids to private Christian schools. And how do young people rebel from parents these days? Finally, people seek community and alternatives to the mainstream political parties. I don't think people are seeking established churches, but forming small groups to read the Bible, to pray and discuss. This maybe cynical but the Bible gives a language to things that are otherwise hard to discuss currently.
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  10. In Australia during WW2 my grandfather couldn't get enough fuel to run his tractor and got his draft horses out of retirement.
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  11. I got married at 17 with zero debt. I went to university when my kids were in school.
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  12. ​ @AnnieoftheSeas I take it you've never been married
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  13. I got married when I was 17 and my husband was 21. On my 18th birthday we signed a mortgage and the doctor told us I was pregnant. I started university aged 30. I've encouraged many young women, including my daughters to do the same. Men and women just need to grow up and stop blaming each other.
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  14.  @catherineball7584  And yet it hasn't always been the norm
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  15. The last Australian census shows that if you have a grandparent born here, just one, you are a minority. And we have had record numbers since. How do you come back from this point?
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  16. Five years ago my extended family and I moved to rural Australia to buy the gkids a childhood. And the difference is amazing. One thing our town has trialed is a family centre. We basically pay older mothers to make cups of tea for younger mothers, and if necessary carry around cranky babies whilst mums drink tea and gossip. They have toys and craft activities for toddlers and preschoolers. We've created a village/ or a semblance of extended family for all parents. Another thing is that children and adults are similarly welcome. For example pubs have toys, playground equipment and arcade games and ofcourse kids meals. Parents can have a meal and a drink knowing the kids are safe and happy and getting fed. And town parties are similar. Parents shouldn't have to choose between adult and child activities, they should both be included. PS. As for screen use, that's a no brainer. Smart phones are not necessary, dumb phones for emergencies are the norm. But ofcourse there are computers, smart TVs etc. My rule is simple. They are not to be used in private spaced, full stop. In the living room or kitchen where adults walk around and see at a glance what you are watching. Problem solved. Cheers 🥂
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  17. Perhaps you didn't listen to the video. It is about helping people who Do want children to have them.
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  18. It's called agenda 21 and 30, last time I looked you can read it online.
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  19. Exactly abortion is the highest cause of death in many western countries
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  20. My reply dissappeared showing how vital this is
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  21.  @TTFN55  For some reason I'm not allowed to mention the UN. Or age nda, 21, 30.
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  22. I would agree that it is so. At one stage I had six gkids under 7. They all play together and don't need as much attention as one lonely, bored child.
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  23. And yours and my gkids will inherit the future.
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  24. Godbless, I hope it's been resolved. If not, encourage your daughter to be a single mum. Maybe you could provide daycare whilst your daughter works.
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  25. In Australia I encourage like minded people to move rurally. We will have the food, they will have the filthy cities.
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  26. Why? In previous centuries people did ?
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  27. I'm so sorry to hear that. I married very young, 17, and in Australia you could still "just" afford a house that needed work. I did wait until only my youngest went to school before going to university. And I took my youngest with me, why not? My daughters delayed university until they had their first child, and took their babies with them, and I provide daycare. I don't know about Britain but here a husband is not responsible for his wife's student debt, and the wife doesn't need to repay until her income is over about $60,000. In the end, I didn't get an actual job outside the home. We had enough house equity to buy a big old Victorian house that needed work. And I used my degree as a social worker to open what you would call a care home, for ten to fifteen year Olds. I took five at a time, but about sixty over all. I had the highest reputation. No boyfriends (except at chaperoned events) no smoking, drinking, drugs etc.
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  28. I'm surprised they blame pipes and not climate change like other countries.
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  29. And yet the opposite is true as well. My mother was a feminist and I grew up in the only two income family and I was better off then most other kids. But I hated it and wanted to be a stay at home mother despite the financial problems.
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  30. I read lots of comments from women in many of Shaw's videos. The whole point is the suffering of women. You might also want to consider your own future if you have no children or grandchildren. The future will belong to the children who do exist. Whilst women bleat about patriarchy, many of the children being born actually do practice patriarchy. Perhaps you will need to be fully covered. And as to the other children who have been born, such a tiny number, will they care about childless women? Or will they only care about their mother's and grandparents. Either way, feminism is dead in two decades. 🥂
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  31. This is happening in Australia too. Immigration increases GDP allowing governments to borrow more, but everyone's slice of the pie gets smaller as the population grows.
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  32. In many countries, including my own this makes it worse. It suppresses wages whilst inflating house costs. Worst of all it destroys social cohesion and communities, due to ghettoisation and high crime rates.
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  33. I see the same in RC schools. I also see atheist parents raising very Christian children. These are the children who will inherit the future.
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  34. Not this woman.
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  35. ​ @NeraBuffy Funny you mentioned witches. When you look at some cases of accused witches in England in the 1600s, they were very nasty people causing harm to other people.
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  36. Immigration won't end until socialism ends.
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